PA, Veteran Compensation Application has birth location as Carversville, Clearfield, Penna. (Carversville is in Bucks County, not Clearfield.) WWII Draft Cards reg. card has Currensville. Maybe those were suppose to be Curwensville? His parents were living in Curwensville in the 1920 census. By 1925 they are living in Johnstown, Cambria County, PA.
Pennsylvania, Veterans Burial Card has death date transcribed as the 14th but it is the 12th on the document.
Windber Man
Dies In Car,
Truck Mishap
A Windber, Pa., are man
was pronounced dead on arrival
yesterday at Windber Division
Memorial Hospital of Johns-
town, after his vehicle and a
coal truck collided on Pennsyl-
vania Route 160 at 5:30 p.m.,
four miles south of Windber.
The victim was identified as
Luther E. Doll, 52, of RD 1,
Windber, according to State Po-
lice at Somerset, who indicated
the Doll car, which was travel-
ing south on the highway,
crossed the center line and col-
lided with a coal truck operated
by Robert S. Allison, 19, of RD
3, Johnstown, Pa, who was tra-
veling north.
Police said the victim's car
was demolished and the truck
damaged in the amount of $15,
000.
Police said Mr. Allison was
treated and released at the Wind-
ber hospital for slight abrasions.
After the impact the coal
truck overturned and spilled its
load of coal on the highway, po-
lice added.
Cumberland Evening Times, Cumberland, Maryland, Wednesday, June 13, 1973, Page 25, Column 2
Parents of his daughter-in-law, Deborah:
Louis F. Jessell and Joan L. Weaver Jessell
Pennsylvania, Veterans Burial Card has death date transcribed as the 14th but it is the 12th on the document.
Windber Man
Dies In Car,
Truck Mishap
A Windber, Pa., are man
was pronounced dead on arrival
yesterday at Windber Division
Memorial Hospital of Johns-
town, after his vehicle and a
coal truck collided on Pennsyl-
vania Route 160 at 5:30 p.m.,
four miles south of Windber.
The victim was identified as
Luther E. Doll, 52, of RD 1,
Windber, according to State Po-
lice at Somerset, who indicated
the Doll car, which was travel-
ing south on the highway,
crossed the center line and col-
lided with a coal truck operated
by Robert S. Allison, 19, of RD
3, Johnstown, Pa, who was tra-
veling north.
Police said the victim's car
was demolished and the truck
damaged in the amount of $15,
000.
Police said Mr. Allison was
treated and released at the Wind-
ber hospital for slight abrasions.
After the impact the coal
truck overturned and spilled its
load of coal on the highway, po-
lice added.
Cumberland Evening Times, Cumberland, Maryland, Wednesday, June 13, 1973, Page 25, Column 2
Parents of his daughter-in-law, Deborah:
Louis F. Jessell and Joan L. Weaver Jessell
PA, Veteran Compensation Application has birth location as Carversville, Clearfield, Penna. (Carversville is in Bucks County, not Clearfield.) WWII Draft Cards reg. card has Currensville. Maybe those were suppose to be Curwensville? His parents were living in Curwensville in the 1920 census. By 1925 they are living in Johnstown, Cambria County, PA.
Pennsylvania, Veterans Burial Card has death date transcribed as the 14th but it is the 12th on the document.
Windber Man
Dies In Car,
Truck Mishap
A Windber, Pa., are man
was pronounced dead on arrival
yesterday at Windber Division
Memorial Hospital of Johns-
town, after his vehicle and a
coal truck collided on Pennsyl-
vania Route 160 at 5:30 p.m.,
four miles south of Windber.
The victim was identified as
Luther E. Doll, 52, of RD 1,
Windber, according to State Po-
lice at Somerset, who indicated
the Doll car, which was travel-
ing south on the highway,
crossed the center line and col-
lided with a coal truck operated
by Robert S. Allison, 19, of RD
3, Johnstown, Pa, who was tra-
veling north.
Police said the victim's car
was demolished and the truck
damaged in the amount of $15,
000.
Police said Mr. Allison was
treated and released at the Wind-
ber hospital for slight abrasions.
After the impact the coal
truck overturned and spilled its
load of coal on the highway, po-
lice added.
Cumberland Evening Times, Cumberland, Maryland, Wednesday, June 13, 1973, Page 25, Column 2
Parents of his daughter-in-law, Deborah:
Louis F. Jessell and Joan L. Weaver Jessell
Pennsylvania, Veterans Burial Card has death date transcribed as the 14th but it is the 12th on the document.
Windber Man
Dies In Car,
Truck Mishap
A Windber, Pa., are man
was pronounced dead on arrival
yesterday at Windber Division
Memorial Hospital of Johns-
town, after his vehicle and a
coal truck collided on Pennsyl-
vania Route 160 at 5:30 p.m.,
four miles south of Windber.
The victim was identified as
Luther E. Doll, 52, of RD 1,
Windber, according to State Po-
lice at Somerset, who indicated
the Doll car, which was travel-
ing south on the highway,
crossed the center line and col-
lided with a coal truck operated
by Robert S. Allison, 19, of RD
3, Johnstown, Pa, who was tra-
veling north.
Police said the victim's car
was demolished and the truck
damaged in the amount of $15,
000.
Police said Mr. Allison was
treated and released at the Wind-
ber hospital for slight abrasions.
After the impact the coal
truck overturned and spilled its
load of coal on the highway, po-
lice added.
Cumberland Evening Times, Cumberland, Maryland, Wednesday, June 13, 1973, Page 25, Column 2
Parents of his daughter-in-law, Deborah:
Louis F. Jessell and Joan L. Weaver Jessell
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